🚚 WYNNsky Truck Inflator Kit: 3/8''×50ft Hybrid Air Hose, 1/4''MNPT Endings. Universal Glad Hand & Chuck Included Review

I ordered about 10 of these as I have a transport company. Most of them were good, but the cartridge at the end is prone to leaks. I can be repaired. easy enough but shouldn't be when new.

An absolute must for on the go! It just saved me a few times this winter. The hose is of excellent quality and can extend an additional 50 feet beyond what your emergency overhead line will give you. Simply connect to the emergency line, turn on the trailer's air supply and you're ready to inflate your tires!

Works great. No problem. The smell from the packaging is very unpleasant. I recommend laying it out for a day or two if you keep it in your cabin or anywhere else that will expose you to the smell. After a few days the smell will be gone and you have a great air tool. I'm going to buy a gun attachment so I can bleed my capacitors on my truck and APU.

As the driver of a semitrailer truck, pumping up the tires gave me a headache, because I can't find an air pump for such a monster at any gas station. This inflator is easy to use and solves all problems. Connect it to the RED line, PUSH THE RED HANDLE in the cab, then you can easily inflate all the tires, even the trailer rear tires as the hose is long enough to reach them.

This hose has a higher pressure per square inch than you will find at truck stops. Much more flexible. I hope it stays that way in the colder months. At first it smells like rubber. So let it go for a day or so. If you are sensitive to smell. Supplied with straight chuck. My important! quality goods. I like it much better than the ones I bought at the rest stop. If you are a trucker. With this article and manometer you save a multiple. buy one

Saved me from long delays and costly calls on the go. I noticed my trailer tire was flat after I stopped to take a break from a long drive. Drive in a nail, and since it was about 1am out of nowhere, this thing came in handy. Tire pressure dropped to 47psi when it should have been 95psi. Filled up the tire again and stopped after a 50 mile ride to check how much air had been lost. Surprisingly I only lost 5psi so I kept driving until I got to my destination, unloaded and fixed the tire. No…